The website of Shin Takamatsu Architect and Associates.
Modeler: Mecha Architect Modification Type: Custom Paint, Scratch Built Weapons Kit used: MG Shin Musha (Sengoku no Jin) Modifications: -scratch built
The website of Shin Takamatsu Architect and Associates.
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The original program was a ferry terminal, but it ended up being a dissipative collection of different public facilities scattered on the site without an integrated system. This overly morphological ...
A New Look at the work in the 1980s of the Japanese architect, famous for designing postmodernist and futuristic looking buildings.
Completed in 2013 in Trondheim, Norway. Images by Jiri Havran, Espen Grønli, M.Herzog Visualis. The Knowledge Centre, opened in September 2013, completes the overall scheme for the hospital grounds that has been on-going since the design...
Shin Takamatsu, Ark, Kyoto, Japan, 1983
"The japanese city seems like a labyrinth growing wild around an empty center, chaos with its own secret order; into which the famous bu...
GAアーキテクト 9 SHIN TAKAMATSU 高松伸
The project is an office building having four stories underground, which was the solution to the highly constrictive legal regulations of the site. The design of the above-ground structures resembles...
The building, completed in 1985 by architect Fumihiko Maki, regularly attracts artists and artisans passing through the Japanese capital.
Image 2 of 39 from gallery of Naegok V house / jhy architect & associates. Photograph by Kyung sub, Shin
Image 11 of 39 from gallery of Naegok V house / jhy architect & associates. Photograph by Kyung sub, Shin
Image 1 of 39 from gallery of Naegok V house / jhy architect & associates. Photograph by Kyung sub, Shin
Image 16 of 26 from gallery of Minamisoma City Fire Department Disaster Control Center / Tetsuo Kobori Architects + Nagayama Architect Office. Photograph by Shin Photo Work
Image 6 of 26 from gallery of Minamisoma City Fire Department Disaster Control Center / Tetsuo Kobori Architects + Nagayama Architect Office. Photograph by Shin Photo Work
Architect Melissa Shin works alongside her client to create a tiny backyard house in Silicon Valley with vivid green tile and a bright pink door.
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